Qantas has filed court action in a bid to stop the compromised data of millions of customers being accessed or released following a recent cyber attack.

Qantas has gone to court to stop the personal data of millions of customers being released by the group behind the recent cyber attack.

Qantas has filed court action in a bid to stop the compromised data of 5.7 million customers being accessed or released following a cyber attack.

While Qantas would not confirm to Information Age whether AI voice deepfakes were used in the breach, the cybercrime group ...

Australia's Qantas Airways said on Thursday it has obtained an interim injunction in the New South Wales (NSW) Supreme Court ...

Qantas has gone to court in an effort to stop the personal data of 5.7 million customers being accessed, viewed, released or published, following a cyber attack on a database used by the airline’s ...

Qantas’ massive data breach impacting almost six million of its customers is being probed by one of Australia’s leading law ...

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The data of 5.7 million customers was compromised but there was no evidence any stolen information was "released" ...

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Australian airline Qantas on Wednesday confirmed that personal data of 5.7 million customers was compromised in a cyberattack ...

A cyber attack on Qantas Airways exposed data of up to 5.7 million customers, including phone numbers, birth dates, and ...